Yeah, the door's unlocked. Somewhere.
Also, you seem to have dropped the key. Figure it out.
What're you going to do about it, bitch?
Yup. Blame the scummer, not the save.
I was thinking more along the lines of being able to save before exploring a new area. IMO, it is a pain the ass to get around the map in this game, even with the ferries. And in some places, the maps are designed to prevent you from retreating/backtracking. Very easy to unexpectedly find yourself in a situation where you are not prepared to take on whatever you've stumbled upon. It doesn't have to be tough enemies either. It can just be that you can't backtrack and you have to kill hundreds of enemies in order to leave an area and you simply don't have the ammo. It is also easy to wander through a backdoor to a faction base without having any way of knowing that this is what you are doing, making that faction hostile when they see you trespassing.
Given that the character died and not the person actually playing the game, the player is going to be able to "undo" the mistake no matter what. Reload, reload at a checkpoint, start over - the player is still alive and playing the game again despite having died previously. And worse yet, the meta knowledge is still there. The player who started over not only knows what is coming, but has a better designed character the second time around, undoing any character building mistakes made the first time around *gasp*. Where he excelled previously, he's going to do the same thing (repetition is fun!) and where there were non-lethal failures he's going to use meta knowledge to achieve a better result - undoing all mistakes he previously decided to live with (max cheating!)..... The only other difference is how much time is wasted replaying content to get back to the same spot before disarming the fucking trap. It is all "rewinding time" and just a matter of degree.You don't think the ability to rewind time and undo any mistake you made is a cheat?
Hopefully they just moved on and got normal jobs instead
Most DMs want to run Schindler's List games (where players are jews) , most players want to play Fast&Furious games where everyone is the Rock. They try to meet somewhere in the middle
So the player recreated their own useless self in a game and was surprised they couldn't do anything, just like in real life.Steam reviews are demolishing the game.
They are sadly correct, it's neigh unplayable between the jank and crashes.
Unfortunately they couldn't pay their accrued debt with the sales of the game.
Rumors say that Hannah and Joe sold their apartment to finance their magnum opus, Serpent in the Staglands 2, and are now living in Hannah's mom's basement to make ends meet.
I hope they at least agreed on the artstyle.
I certainly hope not, given the amount of levity it brought this thread over the years.
You can count on them to do the opposite.
